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Engaging Students with Tablets and Active Learning John Pollitz Jill Markgraf University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Library Instruction as Participatory Art

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Library Instruction as Participatory Art . Engaging Students with Tablets and Active Learning. John Pollitz Jill Markgraf University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Campus Climate Technology in the Classroom. Mobile computing Campus initiative Library checkout. Librarians willing to: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Engaging Students with Tablets and Active Learning

John PollitzJill Markgraf

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Library Instruction as Participatory Art

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Mobile computing Campus initiative Library checkout

Campus ClimateTechnology in the Classroom

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Librarians willing to: Use active

learning in pedagogy

Subtly evangelize Use technology in

a comfortable place

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Administration needs Library needs

We needed instruction space They needed role models

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Low risk gamble Under $25,000 vs.

$125,000 Low pressure on

classroom faculty

(Our handout lists equipment)

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Concerns Would technology work? (Apple TV) Too much for 50 minute session? Student engagement or distraction

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Challenge:Transporting the

iPads

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Time for the participatory

pART!

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What themes emerge?What does your creation reveal about your group?Is your creation in the style of a well-known artist?Could you say that your creation is representative of an artistic style?

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Email your artwork to

[email protected]

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Or use the usual sites, Wikipedia, Google, Google Scholar….

Research your work of artGoogle art projecthttps://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/project/art-project

Art Cyclopediahttp://www.artcyclopedia.com/

ArtSpan Contemporary Arthttps://www.artspan.com/

Smithsonian Collectionshttp://collections.si.edu/search/

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Thank you for

being good

sports!

Questions?

John Pollitz [email protected]

Jill Markgraf [email protected]